Energy Archive » January, 2007

Energy - January, 2007

110 articles

• Porter & Hedges
• Russia Bids To Limit Access To Energy Projects
• E.U. Looks To Reduce Fuel Emissions
• Battle Over E.On-Endesa Merger Intensifies
• FERC Likely To OK Gas Co.'s Rate Hike
• Energy Giants Conspired To Cheat Drivers: Suit
• Gas Co. Pays $100M To Settle Contract Dispute
• Holland & Hart Bulks Up Natural Resources Group
• Court Endorses $330M Deal In Katrina Oil Spill
• Chavez Handed Power To Take Over Energy Sector
• Climate Change Tactics In Financial Services
• Calgon Carbon Awarded $10 Million In Fraud Case
• Shell, Iran Deal May Violate U.S. Sanctions
• Calpine Asks For $5B Replacement DIP Loan
• Iraq Officials Run Into Trouble With Oil Draft Law
• Jury Awards $404M In Suit Against Chesapeake
• Energy Restructuring And Creditors' Rights
• Judge Switches Coal Co. Bankruptcy To Ch. 7
• Bankers Seek Dismissal In Enron-Related Fraud
• Second Circuit Hands Power Plants A Setback
• Reliant Accuses Fund Of Exploiting Court Ruling
• Tesoro's Refinery Deal May Hit Snag With States
• Covington & Burling LLP
• Baker Botts Ranked #1 In Energy Litigation
• FTC Demands Changes In $22B Energy Buyout
• Senate To Hear Testimony On Fuel Economy
• Federal Circuit Revives Oil Drilling Pipe Suit
• Entergy Voters To Choose Between Rival Plans
• Bryan Cave
• OPEC Firms Try Dodging Antitrust Suits
• New York Utilities Challenge FERC's Jurisdiction
• ChevronTexaco Avoids Paying Congo Debt
• ExxonMobil Targeted Over NYC Oil Spill
• Law Firm, Lay Dropped From Enron Suit
• Gas Station Owner Appeals Antitrust Case
• E.U. To Probe Spain's Electricity Sector
• Reed Smith LLP
• E.C. Hauls Spain To Court Over Merger
• E.C. Knocks Out Power Cartel With €750M Fine
• Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal
• Kerr-McGee Loses Royalty Suit To Whistleblower
• Utilities Commission Faces "Hot Gas" Suits
• E.On Head Blasts E.U.'s Energy Unbundling Plans
• Miller Buckfire May Gain $9M From Calpine Offering
• DLA Piper Recruits Energy Lawyer For Tokyo
• Korean Oil Companies Fined $86M For Bid-Rigging
• Texas Firm To Settle Enron Claims For $18.5M
• Chilean Gas Companies Escape $2.3M Fine
• Italian Antitrust Regulators Probe Fuel Companies
• Senate Democrats Call For Clean Energy Boost
• NLRB Hears Miners' Discrimination Case
• Skadden Arps
• Regulator Seeks Info From Endesa, E.On
• Gazprom Exec Wary Of E.U. Energy Policy
• High Court To Mull If Energy Co. Is Federal Agency
• Shell Appeals Decision Certifying MTBE Class
• BP Hit With Criticism Over Safety Measures
• Yukos' Assets Estimated At $22B
• E.U. Fines Looming In Power Generation Cartel
• Former Enron Treasurer Released
• Spain Won't Back Down On Endesa Bid: Report
• Mittal Sells Polish Subsidiary As Part Of Merger
• Italy Urged To Liberalize Gas Retail Market
• FERC Levies Fines Against Energy Cos.
• ExxonMobil Fails On Appeal To Dismiss Aceh Suit
• House Passes Energy Bill To Cut $14B In Tax Breaks
• U.S. Seeks Stricter Sentence For Ex-Westar CEO
• Judge Postpones Trial Over CA Auto-Emission Law
• Official Knew About Oil Lease Mistake 3 Years Ago
• Exxon Appeals $2.5B Ruling For Valdez Spill
• Former Head of U.N. Oil-For-Food Program Indicted
• France Must Unbundle Too, Says Piebalgs
• Calpine To Begin Soliciting Equity Investors
• Germany Throws Support Behind Energy Deregulation
• New Report Blasts BP For Ineffective Safety Measures
• Madrid Court Lifts Block On Endesa Bid
• Appeals Court Remands Electric Rate Case To FERC
• USEB Strikes Deal On Loan That Led To Bankruptcy
• Former Energy CEO Asks To Be Released From Prison
• Union Health Care Fund Sues Natural Gas Co.
• Democrats Seek To Close Loophole For Energy Cos.
• ExxonMobil Employees Win Chance To Re-File Suit
• California Commission Sued Over Nuclear Facility
• E.On Calls For Probe Into Acciona, Endesa Collusion
• Court Grants Global Power's DIP, Plan Extension
• Russian Oil Fails to Quench E.U. Concerns
• Judge Affirms Ruling In Calpine Payment Dispute
• CA Governor Pushes To Cut Greenhouse Gases
• AGs Side With Shareholders In Enron Case
• Court Lifts Injunction On E.On/Endesa Deal
• Bush Ends Drilling Ban In Alaska, Gulf
• Kroes Threatens To Break Up E.U. Utilities
• Sanders Sued Over Employee Status Under FLSA
• Rate Freeze Could Bankrupt ComEd: Company
• Russian Oil Shutoff Raises Concerns In E.U.
• Kroes Renews Battle Cry For Energy Unbundling
• Appeals Court Reverses Energy Execs' Convictions
• Iraq Poised To Open Doors To Giant Oil Companies
• Suncor Insurers Drill Contractors With $630M Suit
• New Congress Takes Up Energy Issues
• States Sue FERC Over Surcharges
• Ney's Energy Dealings Could Lengthen Sentence
• Antitrust Probe May Sting E.U. Energy Firms
• Italian Regulator Reduces Fines For Oil Cos.
• CMS Agrees To $200M Settlement
• Judge Eyes $330M Settlement For Murphy Oil
• Entergy, Creditors Spar Over Reorganization
• Unions Sue U.S. Over Worker Gear
• Power Supply Merger Raises Competition Concerns
• Plaintiff Looks To Fire Lerach, Scott